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Navigation tool: This lets you move the displayed area.
Zoom tool: With the left mouse button you can zoom into the display;
zoom back out with the right. Keep the left mouse button pressed to
drag out zoom areas.
Reset: The Reset button quickly allows you to place the filter curve
into the initial state again.
Preset: Access the presets for certain applications here.
Level: The "Level" slider allows you to enhance or diminish the
differences in the curve movement. The result is a stronger or weaker
modulation.
Vol: The "Volume" controller controls the volume of the material.
Sound cloner: With the sound cloner you can determine the sound
characteristic of a song and transfer it to others. This way you can,
for example, create a Pat Metheny song in the style of Madonna's
producers. Load a track you really like, set the song's playback
position and press the "Learn" button.
Scale options: Accesses a settings dialog with options for scaling
FFT curves (see page 373).
Scaling options (FFT filter)
Freq: This switch lets you choose between a logarithmic ("log") or a
linear ("lin") frequency scale. The logarithmic display corresponds to
the human perception of pitch. Like on the keyboard of a key
instrument, the (graphic) spacing of the intervals, i.e. halftones, is
uniform across the entire range.
Freq.log: The upper labeling of the graphic can be switched between
output in "Hz" or "Notes". Note output is only possible via logarithmic
frequency display ("log").
Value display: Here you can set a logarithmic or linear display as well
as an enlargement of the filter curve.
Value range: Here you can set the displayed value range in dB.
Curve display: Here you can switch between a bar and a curved
display.